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60” Paper Fuse (iron on) None Woven Fabric
60” Paper Fuse (iron on) None Woven Fabric
60” Paper Fuse (iron on) None Woven Fabric

60” Paper Fuse (iron on) None Woven Fabric

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Paper fuse, or non-woven fusible interfacing, is a heat-activated fabric backing (often polyester) that adds structure, support, and shape to garments and crafts by bonding to fabric with an iron, acting like a paper-like layer without fraying, ideal for collars, cuffs, and handbags. It's made by bonding fibers (not weaving), creating a uniform, grainless textile that comes in various weights for different project needs, applied with a damp cloth and iron for a strong, no-sew bond. 
Key Characteristics
  • Construction: Fibers (usually polyester) are bonded together, not woven, creating a stable, non-fraying sheet.
  • Fusible: Has a heat-activated adhesive (often polyamide dots) on one side for iron-on application.
  • Texture: Can range from soft and lightweight to stiff and firm, often with a paper-like feel.
  • No Grain: Can be cut in any direction, making it versatile.
  • Application: Ironed onto the wrong side of fabric, using a damp cloth, to add body, prevent stretch, or reinforce areas. 
Common Uses
  • Garments: Strengthening collars, cuffs, pockets, waistbands, and facings.
  • Crafts: Fabrics, handbags, hats, picture frames, and home decor items.
  • Embroidery: Providing a stable backing for patches and appliques.